Intellectual Property
Jul. 13, 2006
After 'Grokster,' YouTube Teeters Over the Infringement Danger Zone
Before his Watergate fame, Attorney General John Mitchell reassured civil rights critics of President Nixon's perceived rhetorical tilt toward the Old South: "Watch what we do, not what we say."
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By Christopher Norgaard
Before his Watergate fame, Attorney General John Mitchell reassured civil rights critics of President Nixon's perceived rhetorical tilt toward the Old South: "Watch what we do, not what we say."
Today, with the explosive success of the Internet video site YouTube, the major record companies and movie studios may have Mitchell's words in mind. While one eventually can fi...
By Christopher Norgaard
Before his Watergate fame, Attorney General John Mitchell reassured civil rights critics of President Nixon's perceived rhetorical tilt toward the Old South: "Watch what we do, not what we say."
Today, with the explosive success of the Internet video site YouTube, the major record companies and movie studios may have Mitchell's words in mind. While one eventually can fi...
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